ESS Leaderboard

The Elms Sport In Schools coach up to 7000 children per week in extra curricular clubs, all of whom are eligible for the ESS Leaderboard.

The Leaderboard is a form of assessment which allows you, the parent/guardian, to track your child’s progress throughout the term.

View the Football Leaderboard

View the Tennis Leaderboard

View the Multisports Leaderboard

How Does the Scheme Work?

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Once registered, a child will be placed in the relevant discipline based on their chosen sport. There are 3 Leaderboards - football, tennis and multisports.

If a child is registered for various clubs they will be added to more than 1 of the Leaderboards. At the end of each session the coach will award a score to each child out of 10.

Scores are based on 5 key factors – attitude, performance, teamwork, work ethic and improvement.

The score received is then added to the Leaderboard with at least one pupil awarded the ‘Player of the Week’ certificate scoring 10.

For the first 9 weeks of each course, every child’s weekly score will be added to a running total. Then, from week 10 onwards, only the BEST 9 SCORES will remain on the Leaderboard. This means if a child is absent, or a school offers more weeks, everyone has a fair chance of reaching the summit.

Prizes

For Children

From September 2023, the top 5 children from each leaderboard will all receive the following:

  • 1 x Free Term’s Sports Course
  • 1 x Free Day at one of The Elms’ School Holiday Activity Camps
  • 1 x Personalised Rucksack with child’s initials
  • 1 x Framed Certificate stating their finishing position

For Schools

The top 3 schools from each leaderboard, represented by the most children, will be rewarded with:

  • A Framed Certificate of Achievement

Good luck everybody with the spring 2024 Leaderboard.

David Bryant, Head Teacher

Southbury School, Enfield – May 2019

“I just wanted to say how delighted we have been with Tez. I am so impressed with his attitude and approach, and with his manner with the children and rapport with staff. I was lucky enough to go along to the Enfield Schools Basketball Tournament with Kerry and Tez last week. Tez had put a lot of his own time into coaching the children as well as during our lunchtime sessions and you could really see how much it meant to the children. They were delighted to be there, and performed very well. So much so, in fact, that we have been asked to represent Enfield in the London Youth Games at Crystal Palace in July which is a real honour. Aside from this, Tez always deals with any issues that arise at school very professionally and appropriately and overall is a pleasure to have in the school. I just wanted to pass that on.”